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Surplus held by the Clerk of Courts. Disbursement typically within 60 days after motion is granted.

Excess proceeds held by the County Treasurer. Heirs typically need letters of administration.

Excess funds from tax sales held by the Tax Commissioner. Strict 5-year window.

Excess proceeds from trustee sales held by the County Treasurer. Claims must be filed with proper documentation.

Surplus funds from foreclosure sales held by the County Treasurer. Quick turnaround once verified.

Surplus held by the County Clerk after tax deed sales. Complex process requiring legal expertise.

Excess proceeds held by the County Treasurer. Claims must be filed within statutory deadline.

Surplus funds held by the Fiscal Officer. Five-year lookback period for tax foreclosure surplus.

Excess bids held by the Tax Collector. Claims require proper identification and proof of ownership.

Surplus proceeds held by the District Clerk. Two-year statute of limitations applies.

Surplus held by the Clerk & Comptroller. Motion for disbursement required with supporting docs.

Surplus proceeds held by the District Clerk. Claims must be filed with certified documents.

Surplus held by the Clerk of Courts. Motion practice required for disbursement approval.

Excess proceeds held by the District Clerk. Two-year window for claims from date of sale.

Surplus from tax-defaulted sales held by the Tax Collector. Four-year redemption period applies.

Excess proceeds held by the County Trustee. Claims require proof of ownership and identification.

Surplus funds from tax sales held by the Tax Collector. Claims must include all required heirs docs.

Excess proceeds from tax-defaulted sales held by the Tax Collector. Four-year lookback period.

Surplus funds held by the County Treasurer after tax sale. Claims require court order for disbursement.